What day is it? What planet am I on?
Transnational travel in a day is a surrealistic thing. On the other hand, we traversed almost 7,000 miles in a day.
I ran one mile today, having not put on those shoes in a week, and my body feeling pretty terrible both because of that and the travel and the sleepiness and it all just hurt. So I sprinted, which still felt like a slog on my wife’s high school track.
Saw this truck while we were ordering sandwiches. I feel like they got the tint of the paint job just about perfect:
These were our collective fortunes at dinner tonight. One of them makes no sense and, thus, all of the sense in the world:
Things to read: because reading always makes sense.
What passes as sports journalism at home today: Alabama All-Americans on the same bench as AJ McCarron meets Forrest Gump. I’ll leave it to you to decide if I mean the subject matter or just writing things from social media accounts you follow.
Something more important, Exclusive: Sharyl Attkisson on Journalism’s Very Dangerous Trend:
Sharyl Attkisson, an award-winning investigative reporter who resigned from CBS News earlier this year, says the news media are heading down a dangerous path with attempts to “censor or block stories” that don’t align with their preferred agenda.
“There’s a tendency in the news media, on the part of some managers, to censor or block stories that don’t fall in line with the message they want sent to the viewers,” Attkisson said in an exclusive interview with The Daily Signal. “I think that’s really a very dangerous perspective to have.”
This makes sense, and you’ll see a lot more stories like it. Online, mobile consumption soars among sports fans means you should go where your audience is.
Internet Use Over Time is an excellent resource from Pew.
FAA Weighs Letting Film, TV Industry Use Drones reminds me: I still need a drone.
And, possibly, a good night’s sleep.
